German music legends Guru Guru are celebrating 50 years as a band with a brand new studio album titled "Rotate!" It features 11 tracks that certainly keep the spirit of the original band alive, despite the recent passing of long-time band member Hans Reffert. The album begins with the successful sound experiment "Rotate!" which showcases the band's energetic output on this electronic rock piece. The album continues with the steady rhythm of "Digital Analog" as shrieking guitars and blasting horns turn up the excitement. Guru Guru solidify their stance as one of the best progressive rock bands around with the sonic displays of musicianship in the songs "Paramashivan" and "Anaconda." They wrap up their new album with the rockabilly swing of "Magic Tree" and the mystical soundscapes of "I Am A Spaceboy." To find out more about Guru Guru and their latest release "Rotate!," please visit mani-neumeier.de.
Famous King Crimson violinist David Cross recently released his new solo studio album titled "Crossing The Tracks." It features Cross working alongside an amazing list of guest singers on this new 12-song, classical/rock release. He begins with the Middle Eastern rhythm of "White Bird" as Australian songstress Sonja Kraushofer takes the song to outstanding heights. Cross continues his new album with the intense instrumental piece "Kalahari Fantasy," before re-imaging the Buffalo Springfield classic "For What It's Worth" with help from singer Anne-Marie Hurst. Israeli singer Ofra Haza adds another dimension to the swirling flow of "Love Me," while newcomer Kimberly Freeman allows her vocals to float above the lush violin of "The Light Inside Me." David Cross finishes up his new release with a beautiful instrumental version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and the moody feel of "Shadows Do Know" featuring vocals supplies by Eva O. To find out more about David Cross and his new album "Crossing The Tracks," please visit cleorecs.com.
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